Alfred & Bernice Winrow Institute of STEM Equity, Equality and Inclusion Research
Mission
Enlighten through teaching, learning, community, and scholarship
The Institute for STEM Equity, Equality and Inclusion Research engages in scholarly pedagogical research and discussion on the African Diaspora resiliency and the impact of disparities in equal and equitable access to quality experiences in STEM for those historically excluded from STEM spaces.
South Pacific Tour: Diversity in the Marine Sciences, US Department of State
Dr. Winrow serves as a speaker ambassador for the US Department of State. During her time on a speaker tour to the South Pacific Islands Fiji, Samoa, and the Cook Islands, she engaged middle and high school students in discussions and educational activities that support STEM literacy and marine conservation,. and meet with educators, NGOs and government agencies to discus the broader impacts of STEM engagement at an early age with populations historically underrepresented in STEM.
Dr. Winrow gives a class lecture on diversity in ocean science spaces to high school students in Rarotonga, Cook Islands.
Dr. Winrow conducts a lecture on ocean debris and the marine ecosystem impact in Apia, Samoa
Dr. Winrow’s classroom activity on ocean pollution with high students in Apia, Samoa.
Dr. Winrow conducts on classroom activity on ocean debris to middle school students in Rarotonga, Cook Islands.
